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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
CHICAGO.
lures ranged:
REVIEW OF rHE CHICAGO MARKET

REVIEW OF rHE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 9L-Local rains and the shovery
condition generally increased the number
OF realizers at ths opening Of the market this
morning. The receipts Of wheat tii0 cars), q
very largo share Of which came In over ths
Chicago. Milwaukee and So. Paul and the Chi
oago and Northwestern roads, bore up apps
rently the prediction thai the recent rail cut on
by CHANGERS was going 30 bring good supply
OF Northwest wheat here at once, and this TOO.
bad a weak enipg effect on prices. The crowd
was very tesrhb aud determined TO sell June
wheat IL was currently reported aud gene
rally credited among Them that the
clique we're unloading June and changing
10 July option. Consequently thers was dis
position 10 sell the former aud buy tho latter,
and July really became tho more active op-
lion. June wheot opened at s9c.. dropped Inn
mediateiy To esAc., and recovered gradually
70 eShc, where Il held steady for some time.
Toward midday 10 again declined TO ST.. at
which point the clique came In with buying
orders for the first time In the day. They took
everything offered ~ sSc-, and did not allow the
market TO SO below that price. For the
latter part OF the morning session June ranged
between SSasSAc., with trading fairly active In
June, July, and August June closed tor the
day 81 SIZE. July opened at Sc aud sold on
Two points during tho day, closing at Sc.
Trading In corn WAS heavier than Tor several
months. keam bought nearly Amiilioa bushsls
early, and there were also ssattaring buyers u
Lesser amounts Corn opened weak a 0ka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
baseball Yesterday.

At st. Louis:
It. Louis. 2OO2S 10
BrookIyrs ........O % n 0 0 o. >
Base-his: ST. Louis. 10; BrooklJns, II.
Errors It. Loais, /; BIoOklyns, I.
At Cincinnati
Cinclnnatrs. .....O 100000 0-3
Baltimores ......0 900 l0O2 OFT
Ten innings. Base-hits: Cincinnatis, 9;
Raltimores. 10. Errors: Cincinnatis, :;
BatimoTeS, >.
AT " ashinzton:
Tine extra game between the Wdshingtons
and Detroits was declared of on account Of
rain.
At Philadelphia:
Chic. gos. ..........O OO0O2 o.
Philadelphias. ....l o. 200 10X-i
Base-htS Chiclgos, o. Philadelphia,
10. Errors: Chicagos, 4 Philldeiphias, l.
Batteries: Baldwin and Darling, Casey and
Mcclure.
At New York:
New Yorks. 900 0 o. /
Pittsburgns. ..2 O01 > Ok >
Base-hi'S: New YOrks, II; PiltSburghs.
10. Errors: New Yorks, 3; Pttsburghs,
). Batterics: George and Dearley, CALVIN
aud Miller.
At Boston:
IOElODN.. " " " " " " - - -
indianapolis 80 90 3 90 ! o o.
BIse-hIt,: BostOns, ~; Indianapolis, IL.
Errors: BOs'onS, S; IndiInap0iis. 1. Bat
teries Conway and O'ROmke, Boyle and
Myers.
A. savannah
sayannrhs .......j3OI 0O00l-l0
New Orleans .....0 0 0 0 D 3 90 o. 3
Base hits: SaNannahs. - New Orleans,
g., Errors Sayannahs. 3; New Oflpaus, >.
Batteries: Savannah, SOmers and Dallas;
New Orleans, Clark and Vaughan.
At Louisville:
acknowledgements 900 002 | o. 4
Metropoltans. 40 0 0 > 0 . % l.
Basc.hits; Louisyilles, -; Me,rOpoltan,,
T.. ETr0is: LOuisyllles, 4; MetropoH-
tans, |.
Al Cleveland, o.:
Cleveand, ........0 30O0j De
Athletics ........3 D 1 D 1 > . 0X-l3
Base-hil>: Cleyelauds, 81 Athletics, 20.
Errors CloyelandS, g Athletics, q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
EurliAh Ralilies

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, May 24.-sr Algernon Borth-
wick (ConSeryaiiye), member OF Parlla-
meDt for south Kepsington and proprietor
Of the London Morning Post, in an ad-
dress To his constituents last evening said
that alter the Whitsun recess the Govern
meDt proposed TO force the passage OF the
Irish crimes-aet amendment bill within a
specified perioa, whether or no all the
amendments TO the bill were disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
One Hundred MILES on a Bicycle.

4 Cllrksyile (Mo.) special says: The 100
mile bicycle road race Tor the championship
Of the world, under the auspices OF the
League Of American WheeInen, was run
here to-day. Besides the immense repre-
sentatiOn from the Pike county towns there
were several bundred members OF the
league pre-, Cnt. The start was made at .
O'Clock in the morning with the men IN tn
following position: ii. G.. Croker, j3.inch
Columbia; 4. A. McCurdy, Lynn, Mass,
jinch Star; samuel llOllIngsworth, Rush
vile, Ind, j3-inch Columbus; Robert
Nelson, Boston, 53-Iuch Victor; l..
G.. Whitaker, Chicago, 52-inch Cham.
pion John Brooks, BlOssburg, Penn,
54.inch Star; Charles Frazier, Smithyille,
n. j., 54-inch Star; Charles Asbinger,
Omaha, 80 inch Champion; William A.
Rhodes, Boston, 59.inch Victor; l.. ID.
Munger, Detroit, Quadrant tricycle.. The
start was made near the summit OF a steep
hill, and Frazier was first away. lie was
caught by Crocser at the toll.gate, six miles
from GAINESVILLE. The ground was heavy
and the going hard. As the men passed
through GAINESVILLE, thirty. nine miles from
the start, Brooks, Frazier, ana Munger
dropped out. Rhodes and Nelson were to-
gelher, Croker little behind, and Ilo.
lingswOrth behind Croker. Whitaker
had broken his wheel, and having obtained
a new one began 10 recover lost ground.
Ashinger also dropped out at this point.
I he first lap, 90 3-5 miles, was made in
1:l5, and the second in l:20. Rhodes N lin
tanned his lead and won haudily.
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The Interstate Commerce Law.
fBy telaoraDh 10 tina DisDats,hl

NEW ORLEANS, May "a The receiver OF
The Texas aud Pacific railroad has filed a
petition in the United States Circuit Court
asking an Interpretation OF the fourth
clause Of the interstate commerce law.
The proceeding looks TO demand for Judi
cal aclion in the case laid before the com.
mission. An importance attaches to the
petition from the fact that Judge Pardee,
Of the Circuit Court, in a case similar to
The petition regarding freights from I'll
Paso, made IN order authorizing the re-
ceiyets to act on their own Interpretation
Of the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
The YeIlow.Feyer Scare.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Surgeon.G General
Hamilton, Of the marine.hospital service,
said to- day that he has received official no
lice Of the existence Of yellow-iever at
Key West, but that the situation Is not
sufficiently grave TO call for action on the
part OF the Government. The health au ..
ihorities at Key West, he said, are first
class men, and have taken every precaution
10 prevent the spread Of the disease. He
thought that the disease could be confined
within is preseDt limit, and that there was
AZ vet no cause for alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Labor Troubles In BeIgi,,m.

tBy AnglO-American cable to the Displtch.l
BRUSSELS, May 2L-Mlny OF the mei on
strike in The mining districts OF Belgium
possess arms aud explosives. Many ont.
roecs have been committed by the u.e Of
he latter, including the destruction Of MI
chinTy and the blowing up Of the ab0deS
of Tie Managers Of the mines. Several ar.
rC,ls have been mGdc IN connection with
he outfagcs. A. CrOuie>ta on aitemp, has
been made to destroy the railway bridge
with explosives. a riot has occurred st
NauX Sous, Cheycremont, arising from the
strikers compelling the German collier, TO
stop work IN the mile,. a number Oi ar
rests were Giso made there. lncOlscquence
Of The nightly Socialist demonstrations ia
Brussels professions ard gatherings IN
public street. have been prohibited.
BEUsSEIs, ilay 24.-Tbe city was agitated
throughout The night 10y bands Of Socialist,
parading the streets. Many scuillps took
Place between the di,Ordrrly element and
the police. Fifteen arrests were made. The
slnbe /, spreading t. Liege district. Many
threats OF violence are made by the men
" ,hCir demands are not acceded ID. The
CharlerOi s,risers attempted to carry out
The threat to march on Brussels. but were
charged by gendarmes just after starting
and dispersed. No blood was shed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Another Attemp, Mt the Cnar's Life.

lAngIO-AIncfIcnh CaDIo'tO INC DIspHV'h.I
LONDON, May pa dispatch from
Odessa says: wednesday night last, while
tue Gar aud CZarina were driving ia an
open carriage from ball given by the
members OF the nobility ut NoyO-Tcher-
kask, shot was cred at them from the
crowd on the street. \ great uprolr fol-
lowed. The man Who fred the shot was
50 mnltreated by ,he people that be was IN.
sensible wien the police secured him.
The culprit had in his possession a bottle
OF poison, six cartridges, revolver, and
dagger. lie refuses 10 answer questions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Neglected. Their Duties.

The Richmond DjSpuich read lecture
The other day to certain members OF the
Legislature " hO have been guilty II abstn-
tCei.m, and we trust the admOnitiOn VAS
not too late or in vain. Person, who will
no. attend ~ their duty ought not to accept
places OF iru.t, honor, or emoumenl, and
Il Is dMcult - Understand how It could
happen that The persons referred 10 should
have left their plougbs standing in the fur
rows, 81 to peak, for any private gratil;a-
ton or business purpose whatsoever. The
General Assembly ought to have selire-
spect enough for ITSELF to compel, II mecca
s,Ty, 4 better ailcOdauce OF members than
seems to hsye been rendered during the
tine referred 10 by our Richmond cOntem.
poruy .-h0rtoN Landmarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
s.IFpIaud AsIfrg."

ROME, May 23.-The pamphlet entitled
"Ireland As IL Is" the authorship OF
which was. enormously aScribed TO the'lrish
College, Is signed CathOicus.' 1t is the
work Of an elderly and nearly forgotten
English priest, whose principal object ap-
pears TO DC tO prepare ground for the re-
newal Of diplomatic relations between
England and the VaticiR by excessive
abuse Of Ireland, the writer hoping by this
means 10 promote antiquity to ParnelIIsm.
TIE pamphlet is printed in English and
Italian,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

more interested In the extension Of the
Dsnvile and New.R River ROAD 10 Spuihwesi
yiTgin'r, who seem 10 have grown tired Of
waiting for The construction OF the Atlantic
inO Dao,ilIe road, aud unless thai road IL
built soon the scaboBrJ aud Dsuyile lluc
sill probably be built from Dinrille 10 Hen
der,on. N. g., 10 connect with the Seqb,lrd
and Roanoke road. There seems 90 be no
doubt now that In the near future a road
from Southwest virginia Uia DauyiIle TO
deep water will be built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
pagAL ALLOCUTION.
Congratulations on Religious Peace
with Prussia-Tlie Relations
with Italy.
IBy Anglo-American cable % tho Dispatch.

lBy ngio-American cable ~ tho Dispatch
ROME, Nay 2l.-1he Pope in an allOcu.
tion yesttrdiy referred to the religious
peace with Prussia. which The Pope sail
hc had AIDE every effort to attain. The
Pore said We ielt more concerned ut the
evils Of ibis religious struggle with Prus-
sia, and. ~ we were unable to remedy them
by striying alone, owing to the obstacles
which Impeded our power, we IN
yOked the cooperation OF the Ger
man bishops and Catholic deputies
in the Pru.siin Diet, from whose cOnstan-
cy and concord The Church derived great
fruits, and expect, still greater. Thanks
10 the equitable and pacific sentiments OF
Emperor Wiiiam and his councillors, the
PIussian Government removed the more
serious inconvenience, and then accepted
various practical conditions OF peace by
which some 81 tie former laws against the
Church have been repealed and others
mitgated. Something remains, but
we must rejoice ut wuat we have
obtained, and, above all, in regard 10 The
flee action OF the Pope IN the government
OF the Church IN Prussia. W. do rot de-
spair Of y; obtaining the bet results in
Other parts II Germany, notably in ile>sc-
DarmS,adi. God grant that Italy. which Is
particularly Gear To Us, may share
The split q peace with which
we are auimlied toward all IA
tionS. We earnestly desire that Gtlly
Should put aide her unhappy difference
with the Papscy, whose digulty is violated
chiefly by TIE conspiracy Of Sects. The
means 81 obtaining concord would be to
establish the Pore N 4 position where be
would be subject 10 no Power in the en-.
ioyment OF iuil and real liberty, which, far
from iniurir2 Italy, would powerfully con-
Il ibIte to hei prosperity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
FOrpigu Notes.

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dspatchl
LONDON, Nay 2t.-Canon Fleming, one
OF toe chapi1ius IN ordinary 10 her M1les-
~. hes inst published a volume Of ser
mons. The Pal jIuH Gdzet'e alleges that
one Of tie sermon, is gross plagiarism OF
a sermon delivered by Or. TAlmaSe, OF tue
Brooklyn Tabernacle, six years ago.
A dynamite bomb was exploded under
the Police Court at Ilebburn, Durham
county, last night partially destroying the
building. The outrage Is attributed to
strikers.
TIE Cambridge University crew have
agreed to row tbe Harvard College crew II
the necessary FUNDS to cover the expenses
Of The Tip can be rlised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
a EncIGa Iafanr

by Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. May pa dispatch IRON
Paris TO ,ne Chronicle states that ii. Her
bette, French Ambassador to Germany, on
bis recent VISIT 10 Paris brought an auto
graph Letter from Emperor William to
President Grevy, In which The Emperor
expressed the hone that The liyes OF neither
might be slddened by the horrors OF
another war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
O'Brien ut Niagara Falls.

MAGMA FALLS, n. Y, May 2i.-William
O'Brien arrived here this evening from
Hamilton, Ontario, on his way to Montreal.
HAMILTON, ONE, MAY 24.-Alluding to
the attack on 0'Brieu last night, the HamIl.
ton Spectator this morning asserts positive
ly that shots were fred from 0'Brien's car.
rlage before the attacking party had touched
a trigger or adjusted q cap. Speaking OF
this UBrien said that "the report was the
meanest and most malignant statement
W hich bas yet been made. 1t is false in
every particular"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

League, and Father slattery, who were fu,.
prsoned for refusing to give to .timooy 10
relation to the plan of campaign. Tbsr
release Is due to the decision OF the Court
OF Appeals in the case OF Father Keller.
The priests left the prison quietly, aud no
ovation In their honor was attempted by
the DeODle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
RTCakoED TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 81. 1857.
There has been quite a stir among tobacco
nists today and yesterday, and while sales
have been very good and some few large trans
actions are reported ia new cutters, old wrap
pers, aud good oilers, yet there is no boom ap-
parent. Tho market IL decidedly better, and II
remsins to be seen how long 1t will remain 50.
or whether II will continue to improve. New
bright toDaccos, when sold, bear some profits.
Other sales Of brights have generally beon at
considerable loss 10 holders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Heavy Wind-Storm In Alabama.
lRy telegraph 10 the Dlsnafcbl

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 2i.-A heavy
wind.storm prevailed here to-day about .
O'Clock, tearing of several roofs aud up
roofing a good many trees.
A special TO the Advertiser tonight re-
ports heavy winds all over the eastera part
OF the State. doing considerable damage TO
property. Ii was most violent at Opeliks.
The storm was accompanied by hail, and
was succeeded by good rain, which was
much needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
A Domestic Tragedy.

10y IVi0HI uPH 70 IIIV Dn'P"VVIsI
NEW ORLEANS, May PA dispatch from
Plsouemine to the Picdyune says: Near
BAYOU Gould yesterday morning Ben. Bates
ouarrelled with his nephew, Joe Bates,
about family matters, and shot him dead.
PETER Bales, the father OF Joe, then shot
his brother Ben, wounding hun MORALLY.
Peter Bates was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
An English Press Comment ON
G7BTscn's "Trip.

LONDON. MaS - The Ddi!y NeicS. COM
menting Oh William O'Brien's canadian
trip, says: "Tbe tour was Ill advised; but
O'Bnen has amply atoned for bis error by
the courage be has displayed. an1. thanks
10 the hrutality OF BIS opponents, the harm
be might baye d0Ue to the cIu'e OF home
rule has been more than compensated for
by tie indignation OF a majority OF Eng.
lishmCn at his Treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
THE vANCE-COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Norwood. the slayer OF Strum, Sur
renders Himself.

Special Telegram 70 mo Dispatch.I
OXFORD, n. c., Nav 2i-ThiS morning
John 4. Norw God surrendered himself to
the authorities here, confessing that he
shot arc killed Taylor Strum. IN Vance
county, en- the 18th instant, but claiming
that It was II self-defence. There were
whispers OF lynching, and his friends adj
ylscd him to flee. lie went as Tar as
LynchbuIe, Va, but decided to return,
being satisfied that he could escape on the
plea OF sCli-Geience. lie is fne looking
young man, and Is firm in his assertions
that he killed the man in self-deience. He
Is row Iodl ed in Jail here, and the sheriff
Of Vance has been notified Of the fact. He
came here fearing that in Vance he miglt
meet " i'll enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
TROPICAL FRUITS.

YNHE BRITISH SCHOONER CITY
4 OF NASSAU arrived this morning from
the Bahamas with cargo consisting OF PINE
APPLES and BANANAS and an assorted cargo
of FINE SHELL-WORK, CONK SHELLS Of
every description, and SEA FANS, CORAL, sc.
m q shell-work, such as baskets and other orna-
namental WORT. Is worthy Of notice. They are
sold on board the vessel. and the public Is rs-
spectfuIly invited 10 call. The vessel Is lying
al the foot Of Eighteenth street
GILBERT KELLY,
W CSa2f Maafar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
Murder the First Degree.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lEy Telegraph % Ile Dlspatch.J
WILMINGTON. y. C., May 2i.-Grant Best,
the negro who killed three OF his companions
and wounded two Others at one shot 4
short time since, was found guilty OF muir
der in the first degree 10 the Criminal Court
to-day. At the time Of the shooting there
was a general impression that it was the re-.
suit OF c2relessness. Best is seventeen
wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25

Or. WILTON Mcslurtrie, +. NJ. Phi. D.,
eX.Chemlst Unitei States Department Of
Agriculture, saws that The ShufeldL Gin
controlled by Julien Binford Is the best
and pures. Gin 10 be had. Call or send to
1902 east Main and try full quart bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-25
my aNW.Th&SaSt
u A N A n 4 s .

Having purchased the cargo OF BANANAS Of
the schooner City OF Nassau, Just arrived, we
offer % the trade, at our storehouse, corner Of
Fifteenth aud Cary streets, handsome lot Of
FRUIT.
Mr.. A. j. ANDREWS, salesman, well known 70
the fruit trade, respectfully calls the attention
OF his friends 20 this lot OF BANANAS.
CARTER b kYLAND.
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
my 2s-st'
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SHORTHAND AND TELGGRiPHY.

Weofer thorough training IN these branches
on very reasonable terms. Studeas may enter
at any time; no VACATIONS. The most complete
method ever devised ~ teaching STRN0GRA-
ply by correspondence. Do not fail 10 send
for a copy Of our Trial-Le Pamphlet gives
FREE. Address McGILvRA C0ILEGE or
TELEGRAPHY AND SHORTHAND, cornsg
Eleventh aud Bank streets, Richmond. Va
NH 6-doOdJmANsm
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YOaK May 2i-Co;tcn steady: sales
2l2 bales: uplands, II / l6c. Orleans, Ike !;
ret receipts, l,jsS bales: exports-tO France,
- bales: 20 the Continent. 22lS bales stock,
3ei1S7 bales. Southern -four Quot. Wheat
firm, with moderate export inquiry; No.
, red, May. &C., a967sc. July. So a961c. Corn
steady and &C. lower NO. :, May. axe; July,
4Sssai31sc. oats i4asc. lower; mixed western,
3ia36c.: No. >, Nay, 33kc. July. 33Ha33 7-i6c.
Hops quiet COtee-Fair Rio quiet at $50; No.
liO active and lower; May, $3.50: June,
sla4Oasla45; July. sl2i0atlSs0. Sugar arm.
Molasses quiet and steady; 5O-test 20c. Cot
ton-seed oil. s3a3ic. for crude Zoe. for refined.
Rosin quiet at 81. ~ asiTH. Turpentine dull
at 3Ae37kc. Hides firm and quiet; New Or
leans selected, As TO 60 pounds, 9kal0c.; Texas
selected, l0c. Woo. steady but quiet; domestic
fleece, 30e37c.: pulled, i4a3tc; Texas, 9asic
Pork dun and weak mess sl535asi5. 80 for old !:
flGaflG25 for new. Beef dun. Middles dun
weak, and nominal. Lard q shade lower and
dull western steam, t6.Tk; June, So. 96asG. 9s I;
July, s.. O5a3o7. Frsights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 2L-Cash quotations: Flour
dun and neglected. Wheat, NO.z spring 81 &C. !;
no. 2 red, s7kc. No. corn. 80. No. Goats, 26c
Mess-poTk, t23 Lard, t665. shortris sides
QoOse), E.l2H. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed),
sS60at570. Short-clear sides (boxed) s.. 69ay7 81
Whisky. H.10.
leading fl.turRs ran1Ad.
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lake sharp's Trial.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK, May 24.-To-day was the
seventh of the trial Of Jacob Sharp. and
the work Of completing the Jury was con.
tinued. The jury.box was flied at 1880
by the acceptance OF Dir. John q. Wilbur,
wholesale jeweler, rs No. IL.